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Understanding Tasks in TalleFlow

Track work, stay organized, and keep projects moving.

Written by Vaasu Guduguntla

📌 What Are Tasks?

Tasks are individual action items that help you manage the work that needs to get done. They can live on their own or be linked to a specific project or contact.

Use tasks to:

  • Break down client deliverables

  • Track internal workflows

  • Assign responsibilities

  • Attach files and due dates

  • View everything from one place


🛠 Creating Tasks

You can create tasks in four ways:

  • From the Tasks Page → Click Create Task

  • Inside a Project → Tasks are tied to that specific project

  • From the Calendar → Choose a date and create a task directly

  • Using the + New Button → Quick entry from anywhere


Task Setup Includes:

  • Task Name (required): Give it a clear, actionable title

  • Project: Optional link to a specific project

  • Description: Add context or instructions

  • Start & Due Dates: Schedule the work

  • Status: To Do, In Progress, Blocked, Completed

  • Priority: High, Regular, or Low

  • Attachments: Upload supporting files

  • People: Assign tasks to clients or team members


👥 Task Assignment & People Tab

You can assign a task to:

  • Yourself

  • A team member

  • A linked contact (great for client tasks)

Just go to the People tab and search for the person you want to add.


🧾 Task Views & Organization

Switch between multiple views to manage your workflow:

  • Table View – Traditional list with sortable columns

  • Kanban Board – Drag-and-drop across status columns

  • Calendar View (Coming Soon) – View tasks by due date

  • Project View – See tasks inside each project

Each task shows status, priority, due date, and links to its project/contact.


✏️ Managing Tasks

  • Click on any task to edit its details

  • Update status as work progresses

  • Drag tasks across columns in Kanban view

  • Use filters, columns, and grouping to stay organized

  • Attach documents and leave internal notes or comments


📈 Best Practices

💡 Use clear task titles – like “Send Final Invoice” or “Design Moodboard”
💡 Assign due dates to stay on track
💡 Group related tasks under the same project
💡 Break big tasks into smaller, actionable steps
💡 Use comments to track updates, approvals, or decisions
💡 Attach reference files or links directly to the task

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